Megan Cavanagh

The gang searches frantically for Marcel, who slipped out of the apartment while Rachel was baby-sitting him. After Marcel is found and safe, Ross finally gets up the courage to try to woo Rachel. But just when it looks like the two might actually spend a romantic evening alone together, Barry, the ex-Mr. Potato Head, barges into the apartment declaring his love for her.

On Election Day, Bartlet and his staff begin counting exit poll votes across the country.

After obtaining help from a gay and lesbian defense group, Jeanie is reinstated. Al moves to Atlanta without her. Greene's daughter and Cynthia get acquainted, but Cynthia tries too hard to be Rachel's friend.

Grace's (Debra Messing) delight in having a bright intern (guest star Natasha Lyonne, "Slums of Beverly Hills") whom she can mentor turns into horror when the young woman re-makes herself into the spitting image of sassy, brassy Karen (Megan Mullally) - and that's at least one too many Karens to handle. Meanwhile, Will (Eric McCormack) and Jack (Sean Hayes) volunteer to act out scenes for a gay sensitivity seminar for the local police but the peaceful intent is lost when they tussle with two lesbian (guest stars Suzanne Krull and Henriette Mantel) cast members who strongly object to their non-inclusive, sexist language. Shelley Morrison also stars.

Randy's driving, get off the sidewalk! ... Randy doesn't feel that he's being treated fairly when his driving privileges differ from those Brad had when he first got his license. On Tool Time, "Judy's Rat" pulls cable through hard to reach spaces.